Amplified Study Bible, Imitation Leather, Brown

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Amplified Study Bible is a unique app which enables you to read the Bible on the go on your smartphone or tablet, even when you are not connected to the Internet.

Bibliography and Glossary-give you a handy list of the sources cited in the study notes and the most frequent amplifications in the text. Matthew Henry was a renowned minister and pastor born in Gales, United Kingdom. In 1708, he wrote his famous work, Exposition of the Old and New Testaments, a complete verse-by-verse guide to study the Word.Perfect as an introduction to reading a study Bible, this Amplified Bible guides you in discovering new ways of understanding God's word. A reliable first step on your journey with God. The Amplified Study Bible is a helpful tool for word-studies. It helps in understanding the range of meanings without having to learn Greek or Hebrew. It also provides information on the culture and setting. For notes it includes commentary, charts, and in-text maps. The study tools are concise, giving the most important information rather than trying to be exhaustive. The topical index is an excellent tool for personal study and sermon prep. Any fan of the Amplified translation or anyone wanting to gain insight on word-meanings will enjoy using the Amplified Study Bible.

Now the updated Amplified translation is even easier to read and better than ever to study and understand. It includes more amplification in the Old Testament and refined amplification in the New Testament. Additionally, the Bible text has been improved to read smoothly with or without amplifications, so that the text may be read either way. It's the same study material that Amplified readers love, now with even clearer wording for deeper understanding. The Amplified translation gives you a range of words that are alternative to what’s in the text to help in understanding the text. It also gives historical and theological explanations on the text. The updated edition includes more amplifications in the OT and has refined many of the amplifications in the NT. The text has also been improved so it reads smoother than before. In Exodus 4:19 the Lord tells Moses to go to Egypt and gives directions, but in verse 24 I read that the Lord “sought to kill him.” So why would the Lord give an instruction followed by seeking his death?Footnotes-provide concise historical and archaeological information and devotional insights, plus hundreds of references to select sources and authors. More than 5000 concise study notes provide helpful, practical, application-oriented comments on passages of Scripture and open the Word for readers to apply it to life